Mississippi Judges are Above the Law

Judge William Singletary  is a Hinds County Chancery Court Judge in Jackson Mississippi.

Judge Singeltary had his own problems with the law during 2007.Judge Singeltary was arrested for placing a machete to the neck of a city inspection worker, plus the judge tried to attacked his neighbor because their dog was barking. One would think that this judge would not be allowed to continue, but not in Mississippi because it’s more of a who you know state, especially when it come to the judiciary system.

Judge Singeltary gave temporary custody of a child to a grandmother, due to the biological mother’s drug use and drug activity. After the child’s mothers boyfriend hired her an attorney who bragged to a detective, about being friends with Judge Singeltary the entire case changed for the worse.

The child hadn’t lived with the biological mother since he was three months old, due to her life style of drug use and drug activity. The child was taken from his daycare by the biological mother on July 19 2007. Although the mother drove recklessly throwing the child all over the car, the police did nothing, I guess the police were doctors because they looked at the child and said that the child was find. 

The mother had  taken the child  into a known drug house, but the police had the nerve to tell the child’s grandmother that he was okay! The mother left the state of Mississippi with the child. After the Judge gave temporary custody of the child to the grandmother, the FBI became involved after the mother refused to cooperate with the Ohio Police Department.

The child was found after a month of being in the custody of his biological mother. The Grandmother immediately took the first available flight to Ohio to retrieve the child. The Grandmother was met by a social worker at the air port, who returned the child to her care.

  Although the grandmother was happy to see the child, she was hurt when she saw the condition of her grand child. The child had loss weight, sores  were in his head, and he had a skin rash. The grandmother took photos of the child’s condition because she thought this would be proof for court. The child had taken school photos about two weeks before he left Mississippi. The difference in the two photos showed a clear case of abuse.